Dry Box (Kayak/ Boat/ Tubing)
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Dry Box (Kayak/ Boat/ Tubing)

Yeah so I got this great waterproof bag for my DSLR camera online. Now I can take my camera into the kayak without worries... or under water for that matter.
The only issue is I have no waterproof storage for a spare lens, my smart watch, my phone, keys.... etc...
My solution is this simple inexpensive box!
Plus if I flip it floats!
My kayak unfortunately is just not equipped.
Here's my fix.
The only issue is I have no waterproof storage for a spare lens, my smart watch, my phone, keys.... etc...
My solution is this simple inexpensive box!
Plus if I flip it floats!
My kayak unfortunately is just not equipped.
Here's my fix.
What You Need


Drill bits, drill, liquid safe tupperware (has waterproof gasket and locks), and a gate latch cable.
Note: Tupperware should be soft and flexable. Hard tupperware will usually crack.
Note: Tupperware should be soft and flexable. Hard tupperware will usually crack.
Match


Match a drill bit with the clip that comes on the gate latch cable.



Pick a spot on the lip of your container where it won't impede the gasket. Drill slowly.
Slip hook threw the drilled hole.
Slip hook threw the drilled hole.
Hook It



You can use some from of quick disconnect.... I just used parachord and looped it.
Fill It Up



Pack it full... Close it up... Clip It on...
Tuck and Go


Just hook it to your kayak and tuck it where you feel comfortable (I prefer easy access) and away you go...